It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

[Saul Goodman]

Dennis is asshole. Why Charlie hate?

[Saul Goodman]

"He's super small, so I'm fine."

[Kermit IV]

In case you guys want to play.  Chardee MacDennis was my favorite episode in a long time.  They're batting 1.000 on the hilarity of any episode where Dennis gets to explain something with an easel pad.

[Kermit IV]

I still think DeVito is a terrible fit for this show, but it seemed like he improvised the entire boat tour, and it was the best he's ever been.  It was fun watching him look back fondly on the series.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

I still think DeVito is a terrible fit for this show, but it seemed like he improvised the entire boat tour, and it was the best he's ever been.  It was fun watching him look back fondly on the series.

I did like the crazed look in his eyes when he phoned in the bomb threat.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Also...

"It's more refreshing than you'd think."

[J. Walter Weatherman]

New season, new cast.

[Saul Goodman]

Yeah, I got into a skirmish with a stray chocolate lab.  I won't go into details but suffice to say, that dog is very paralyzed now.

[CBStew]

I was in LA over the weekend.  There is a billboard on Sunset showing each cast member with platinum hair.  At first I thought it was a new cast. 

[Saul Goodman]

So moving the show to FXX also means pulling the (long-running) current season pass from iTunes so I can't watch it without resorting to illegal means?  Brilliant strategy, guys.

[ChuckD]

This week's episode reminded me of the scene from season 4 where Charlie's in the mailroom and been dying to talk to Mac about the mail. If you took that sort of energy and quality of writing and sustained it over a full episode (and then mixed in some really clever camerawork/editing), you've basically got this week's episode.

I had to go back and re-watch it a couple times, and it's even more impressive on second/third viewings being able to see how they wove all the different pieces of the puzzle together so perfectly.

I don't know what else to say other than that was true genius on display.

[Slaky]

This week's episode reminded me of the scene from season 4 where Charlie's in the mailroom and been dying to talk to Mac about the mail. If you took that sort of energy and quality of writing and sustained it over a full episode (and then mixed in some really clever camerawork/editing), you've basically got this week's episode.

I had to go back and re-watch it a couple times, and it's even more impressive on second/third viewings being able to see how they wove all the different pieces of the puzzle together so perfectly.

I don't know what else to say other than that was true genius on display.

I caught up with last season in a couple long nights with the baby and loved it. I also missed the Reynolds vs Reynolds ep from a couple seasons ago where Mac disproves evolution and nearly pissed myself.

I can't wait to see the new eps.

[BigDrinky]

This week's episode reminded me of the scene from season 4 where Charlie's in the mailroom and been dying to talk to Mac about the mail. If you took that sort of energy and quality of writing and sustained it over a full episode (and then mixed in some really clever camerawork/editing), you've basically got this week's episode.

I had to go back and re-watch it a couple times, and it's even more impressive on second/third viewings being able to see how they wove all the different pieces of the puzzle together so perfectly.

I don't know what else to say other than that was true genius on display.

The barstool gimmick was great... worth rewatching for just that.

[ChuckD]

"You could go full cat and start wearing humans on your sweatshirt."

[Saul Goodman]

Shockingly NOT a viral marketing stunt for the show.